关于举办“Herd Management and Nutritional Disease Control of Transition Dairy Cows”学术报告的通知

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报告题目:Herd Management and Nutritional Disease Control of Transition Dairy Cows

报告内容:

1. Importance of Ketosis in Transition Dairy Cows

2. Herd management of dairy cow

3. Meta Analysis of metabolic effect of monensin

报告时间:2015年6月3日(周三)下午3点

报告地点:beat365二层会议室

报告人:Todd Duffield,DVM, DVSc

报告人简介:

Todd Duffield,圭尔夫大学安大略省兽医学院群体医学系教授,兽医学博士。1990年,毕业于圭尔夫大学安大略省兽医学院,在加拿大安大略省东部大型的奶牛场工作四年。1997年获安大略省兽医学院兽医学博士学位,留校任教和科研。现兼安大略省兽医学院科研协调专员,学术委员会委员。担任兽医本科生期间的课程,并且每周在兽医学院的反刍动物门诊工作1-2天,任门诊负责人和首席兽医师。第一作者或共同第一作者发表奶牛健康管理方面论文130篇,内容包括围产期奶牛代谢病,莫能菌素应用,生产限性疾病(副结核病,新孢子虫流产),减缓奶牛疼痛,以及奶牛饲养管理的Meta分析。曾在意大利,葡萄牙,西班牙,墨西哥,土耳其,俄罗斯,阿根廷,澳大利亚和日本等多个国家多次做关于奶牛健康管理的大会主题学术报告。为Journal of Dairy Science, Canadian Veterinary Journal, Journal of Animal Science 等杂志审稿人。2012年因在群体管理做出获突出贡献而加拿大兽医协会默克奖。最近被Thomson Reuters聘为高级研究员。

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2015年5月31日

Todd Duffield, DVM, DVSc

Professor,

Department of Population Medicine,

Universityof Guelph

Todd graduated from the Ontario Veterinary College (OVC), University of Guelph in 1990 (DVM) and worked for 4 years in a large dairy practice in eastern Ontario, Canada.  He returned to OVC in 1994 and completed a Doctor of Veterinary Science (DVSc) degree in 1997.  He is currently a Professor in the Department of Population Medicine, OVC, University of Guelph.  Todd’s time is split approximately 50% for teaching and 50% for research. He teaches in all years of the undergraduate veterinary program and works 1 to 2 days per week in the OVC ruminant field service veterinary practice, where he also serves as Clinic Head and Service Chief.  He is actively involved in dairy research, graduate supervision and teaching. He has authored or co-authored over 130 peer-reviewed articles on several aspects of dairy health management including transition cow metabolic disease, use of monensin in dairy cattle, production limiting diseases (Johne’s disease, Neospora abortion), and more recently strategies for minimizing pain in cattle.   He has spoken on many of these areas of dairy health management in several countries including Italy, Portugal, Spain, Mexico, Turkey, Russia, Argentina, Australia, and Japan. Todd was on sabbatic leave with Dr. Ian Lean at Strategic Bovine Services in Camden, Australia in 2007 working on learning meta-analysis methods.   He is the recipient of the 2012 CVMA Merck Award for contributing significantly to the advancement of herd health management in Canada.  Todd was recently honoured as a Thomson Reuters Highly Cited Researcher.